Nick and Jack

a restaurant on a date, and the AI is listening to his date's questions and then flashing to him the answers to her questions. Yeah, like, what kind of questions, Jack? What does he think? Well, he knows that she loves tulips because the app tells him that her Instagram is filled with pictures of tulips. Basically, he cheated.

a restaurant on a date, and the AI is listening to his date's questions and then flashing to him the answers to her questions. Yeah, like, what kind of questions, Jack? What does he think? Well, he knows that she loves tulips because the app tells him that her Instagram is filled with pictures of tulips. Basically, he cheated.

a restaurant on a date, and the AI is listening to his date's questions and then flashing to him the answers to her questions. Yeah, like, what kind of questions, Jack? What does he think? Well, he knows that she loves tulips because the app tells him that her Instagram is filled with pictures of tulips. Basically, he cheated.

He can talk about a fake job that he doesn't actually have because the app keeps feeding him with information to make him sound smart. Yeah, he's acing the date, but he's also cheating the date. Add it all up, for 20 bucks a month, this AI app will help you cheat. On everything. And that made us think about everything. So Jack, what is the takeaway for our buddies over in AI?

He can talk about a fake job that he doesn't actually have because the app keeps feeding him with information to make him sound smart. Yeah, he's acing the date, but he's also cheating the date. Add it all up, for 20 bucks a month, this AI app will help you cheat. On everything. And that made us think about everything. So Jack, what is the takeaway for our buddies over in AI?

He can talk about a fake job that he doesn't actually have because the app keeps feeding him with information to make him sound smart. Yeah, he's acing the date, but he's also cheating the date. Add it all up, for 20 bucks a month, this AI app will help you cheat. On everything. And that made us think about everything. So Jack, what is the takeaway for our buddies over in AI?

AI has blurred the line between cheating and advantage. Yetis, we know what you're thinking. Cheating is lying. So this is wrong. But if you think about it for a sec, doesn't all innovation actually start as cheating? When calculators were invented, they were considered cheating. So was spellcheck and so was Google. Like Googling for information. All once considered cheating. That's right.

AI has blurred the line between cheating and advantage. Yetis, we know what you're thinking. Cheating is lying. So this is wrong. But if you think about it for a sec, doesn't all innovation actually start as cheating? When calculators were invented, they were considered cheating. So was spellcheck and so was Google. Like Googling for information. All once considered cheating. That's right.

AI has blurred the line between cheating and advantage. Yetis, we know what you're thinking. Cheating is lying. So this is wrong. But if you think about it for a sec, doesn't all innovation actually start as cheating? When calculators were invented, they were considered cheating. So was spellcheck and so was Google. Like Googling for information. All once considered cheating. That's right.

The final determination of cheating is not the thing itself, but the rules around the thing. The rules change to make the cheating act a perfectly legitimate activity. We think it's probably going to be the same with AI. AI right now feels like cheating, but not necessarily in the future. In the future, it'll be like, yeah, of course you used AI to nail that interview.

The final determination of cheating is not the thing itself, but the rules around the thing. The rules change to make the cheating act a perfectly legitimate activity. We think it's probably going to be the same with AI. AI right now feels like cheating, but not necessarily in the future. In the future, it'll be like, yeah, of course you used AI to nail that interview.

The final determination of cheating is not the thing itself, but the rules around the thing. The rules change to make the cheating act a perfectly legitimate activity. We think it's probably going to be the same with AI. AI right now feels like cheating, but not necessarily in the future. In the future, it'll be like, yeah, of course you used AI to nail that interview.

And yet, artificial intelligence also blurs the line of cheating to an even further degree. Like, how about this one? Is chat GPT cheating when it turns your family photograph into a Pixar-style image? but without paying Disney for it. Kind of a gray area right now. So the Cluelay app to cheat on everything is this existential question in a nutshell.

And yet, artificial intelligence also blurs the line of cheating to an even further degree. Like, how about this one? Is chat GPT cheating when it turns your family photograph into a Pixar-style image? but without paying Disney for it. Kind of a gray area right now. So the Cluelay app to cheat on everything is this existential question in a nutshell.

And yet, artificial intelligence also blurs the line of cheating to an even further degree. Like, how about this one? Is chat GPT cheating when it turns your family photograph into a Pixar-style image? but without paying Disney for it. Kind of a gray area right now. So the Cluelay app to cheat on everything is this existential question in a nutshell.

Do you think using AI is cheating or is it just optimizing? And besties, if you have an ethically questionable case of using AI, we want to hear it. Drop it in the comments on Spotify or YouTube. Because AI has blurred the line between cheating and trying. For our second story, markets have had a wild week and it's not just the trade war. It's because Trump said he wants to fire the Fed.

Do you think using AI is cheating or is it just optimizing? And besties, if you have an ethically questionable case of using AI, we want to hear it. Drop it in the comments on Spotify or YouTube. Because AI has blurred the line between cheating and trying. For our second story, markets have had a wild week and it's not just the trade war. It's because Trump said he wants to fire the Fed.

Do you think using AI is cheating or is it just optimizing? And besties, if you have an ethically questionable case of using AI, we want to hear it. Drop it in the comments on Spotify or YouTube. Because AI has blurred the line between cheating and trying. For our second story, markets have had a wild week and it's not just the trade war. It's because Trump said he wants to fire the Fed.

The Fed is actually the fourth independent branch of our government, the way we see it. And we'll tell you why it needs to stay that way. Yetis, let's do a little calendar play-by-play here. On Friday and Monday, President Trump targeted the chairman of the Fed, Jerome Powell. He went with some of his usual insults. He called Powell a major loser, but he also said that he's bad at his job.

The Fed is actually the fourth independent branch of our government, the way we see it. And we'll tell you why it needs to stay that way. Yetis, let's do a little calendar play-by-play here. On Friday and Monday, President Trump targeted the chairman of the Fed, Jerome Powell. He went with some of his usual insults. He called Powell a major loser, but he also said that he's bad at his job.